Filament usage
The sliced weight includes the material used for the selected print settings and generated supports.
PRINTLABSGet an estimate The same outer dimensions can produce very different prices because the slicer calculates how the part will actually be manufactured.
The sliced weight includes the material used for the selected print settings and generated supports.
Layer count, speed, movement, supports and geometry change how long the printer must operate.
Material, quantity, urgency, manual work and delivery can change the final quotation.
An STL contains geometry but does not contain the complete manufacturing plan. A real slicer considers walls, layers, infill, support structures and printer profiles before estimating weight and duration.
Automatic slicing cannot decide every real-world issue. We inspect printability, orientation, supports, model damage and current scheduling before confirming the production price.
Upload the final model at the correct scale, choose the intended material and infill, and enter the real quantity. If the file is damaged or oversized, request manual review instead of relying on an incomplete result.
The first print estimate excludes delivery. A delivery option and location are selected when generating the personalised quotation.
When automatic slicing succeeds, the extracted filament usage includes generated support material for that slicing profile.
Manual review may identify orientation, support, repair, scheduling or manufacturing requirements that the automated estimate cannot confirm.
Use the estimator for a ready STL, or send references and measurements for a modelling review.